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input
this is the information the computer receives
mouse
an input device thats a primary way to input data. clicking n dragging items onto the screen was much easier for people to understand and perform
microphones
an input device that ppl started using this to write things using talk-to-text
touchpads/trackballs
an input device thats a precise alternative to early mouse devices
stylus
an input device thats a special pen that allows people to write on certain device screens
touchscreens
an input device, these screens made it possible for us to interact with this tech with just fingers
garbage in, garbage out (GIGO)
as early as 1957, the programming community was using this phrase. this means that a computer can only work with what humans give it. if u input correct info then the program will give correct results, vise versa
output
this is the info the computer returns to the user
monitors/screens
an output device thats a very common way for computers to show us information.
GPS devices
takes information and gives directions
printers
this is an output device that puts words or pictures on paper using ink or toner
3d printers
this is an output device that can make models out of plastic, resin or other materials
peripherals / peripheral devices
devices such as printers, screens, and speakers. this is something outside the main computer that can be connected with a cable or wirelessly
processing
this occurs when a computerās CPU determines what to d with the input.
storage
its like a big box where all the computer programs and information are kept.
software
these are the programs and systems that run the computer.
hard drive
this is a special part of the computer where stuff gets saved into
persistent / mass storage
this part keeps everything safe even when the computer is turned off
hard disk drives (HDDs)
this storage device stores data on special magnetic disks inside a protective housing, this is usually installed inside a computer
solid-state drive (SSDs)
this storage device stores information using flash memory which ets it work much faster than HDD
flash memory
this storage device holds onto info even when theres no power, but it can be reprogrammed with new data very quickly.
flash drive / external hard disk
this storage device plugs into the computer with a USB cable. can be used if files need to be carried around.
optical drives
this storage device can store things on devices by plugging them into the computer. these are good for keeping things like videos, pics, papers or company financial details but usually not for programs or apps.
ex: CD-ROMs, DVDs & blu-ray discs
Read-Only Memory
ROM
Random Access Memory (RAM) / system memory
this is like a temporary shelf where programs, data, and the operating system currently in use are kept.
web browsing apps
ex: microsoft edge, chrome, safari, firefox
smartphone browsers
phones come with pre-installed browsers too, but people dont use them as much as they do on computer
email apps
ex: microsoft outlook, gmail
SaaS
Software as a service
messaging apps
these softwares like instant messaging (IM) apps lets people talk to each other in real time
ex: whatsapp
software
this is a set of instructions that tells a computer what to do.
productivity software
applications that enhance productivity both personally and professionally
commercial software
a good example for this type of productivity software is microsoft office suite
free software
free versions of word processing and spreadsheet tools
ex: google, openoffice, libreoffice
collaborative software
this is a type of productivity software that lets you work together with other people in real time
communication apps
type of productivity app that lets you message and video conference
file sharing
a productivity app where files can be uploaded to a cloud and then emailed to someone so they can access it
work management software
some software types fall into more than 1 category and this is an example of that/ it allows people to collaborate by working together on diff parts of the project but it differs from collab apps by allowing users to coordinate their work to meet a specific goal on a deadline
remote assistance software
this is a powerful software bcs it allows u to see and control another computer as if it were sitting right infront of you
word processing software
this is the productivity tool for creating digital documents. a word processor is a common computer program that helps type and format reports, letters, essays & more
spreadsheet software
this is a productivity tool with rows and columns that stores data and calculates it.
presentation software
this is a productivity tool that helps demonstrate ideas. these tools allow you to add visuals to presentations using slides.
diagramming and graphics software
this is a productivity tool that allows u to ake visuals of projects, esp diagrams.
digital whiteboards
this is a productivity tool that allows teams to brainstorm easily on online whiteboards.
ex: miro
digital imaging software
a productivity tool that helps take, edit and process digital pics. cropping, resizing, rotating, etc
video software
this is a productivity tool that allows users to create videos.